On-topic... If we can generate stem-cells applicable to human research trans-specially, who other than PETA would continue to object?
there are plenty of people out there who believe in the sanctity and purity of the human body. so they'd protest on those grounds. and PETA probably wouldn't have a problem with the treatment because from what it sounds like, the stem cells would be applied to the human heart along with human heart muscle cells. no rats or other animals involved. other than in the experiments that created the treatment
They'll be following in a lot of footsteps. Landing the planes in flightsims was always the hardest part. But maybe next time, they won't have to pay for actual flight school lessons.
I don't know about you, but if a comet with the mass of a planet were to strike the earth, I don't think anyone would be doing much of anything after the impact.
Ok buddy, this is how it's going to work. You're going to pay us 10% of the profits you get off your google ads. What we're going to do for you is make sure that no one else is out there pushing in on your corner of the market. We'll even set up a bunch of other sites that refer people to your site to increase your business.
If you don't pay up, we'll vandalize your page, buy your domain out from under you and unplug your server.
I live in Alexandria. The public libraries here blow. You wouldn't get anyone in the area to use the software. And since the libraries here are so bad, they wouldn't know that there is another Alexandria that was meant!
If you play WoW, you probably already knew this. If you regularly PvP in WoW, you definitely already knew this. If you don't play WoW, you probably don't care about this.
Go ahead and mod me troll, but seriously...this is news?
I feel perfectly safe driving my 97 Saturn SL2. The car weighs less than most other 4 door cars made at the same time and has just as high a crash test rating as they do, and still gets me 25-30 mpg depending on where I'm driving.
H1B visas:
McCain - increase the number of them
Obama - full immigration overhaul, produce more American-born tech workers, make workers less dependent on their employers
Intellectual Property Protection:
McCain - gov't handles blatant abuses, works against protectionism
Obama - increase cooperation on international standards
Privacy:
McCain - immunity for companies that cooperated with warrentless wiretapping
Obama - expand the FTC to cooperate with international agencies to track cyber-criminals
When I was an undergrad 4 years ago, I took an assembly class as part of my comp sci minor. The class was based around the 8086 architecture, and it was my single favorite comp sci class. I learned more about how computers and software work in that one class than in all the other class I took, combined (though I'm looking forward to hearing someone say that I must not have learned much in my other classes.)
Not to start the argument over what should be taught first to students, but I sometimes think that comp sci degrees should start by teaching the 8086 assembler language just because it provides a very clear picture of what higher level languages are actually doing once they are compiled.
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i bet it wouldn't be anywhere near bowler, colorado
i didn't realize that the market for felt was so harsh these days
On-topic... If we can generate stem-cells applicable to human research trans-specially, who other than PETA would continue to object?
there are plenty of people out there who believe in the sanctity and purity of the human body. so they'd protest on those grounds. and PETA probably wouldn't have a problem with the treatment because from what it sounds like, the stem cells would be applied to the human heart along with human heart muscle cells. no rats or other animals involved. other than in the experiments that created the treatment
or if he was using an unpatched version of excel 2008
They'll be following in a lot of footsteps. Landing the planes in flightsims was always the hardest part. But maybe next time, they won't have to pay for actual flight school lessons.
The greatest unsolved computer exploits are the ones that no one ever discovered.
greatest known unsolved exploits maybe?
what you haven't realized is that she's blinking a prime number of times!
I don't know about you, but if a comet with the mass of a planet were to strike the earth, I don't think anyone would be doing much of anything after the impact.
Does anyone else think that the triggers would have set off their own boat?
Ok buddy, this is how it's going to work. You're going to pay us 10% of the profits you get off your google ads. What we're going to do for you is make sure that no one else is out there pushing in on your corner of the market. We'll even set up a bunch of other sites that refer people to your site to increase your business.
If you don't pay up, we'll vandalize your page, buy your domain out from under you and unplug your server.
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It seems somehow...familiar.
not a communist. Hey Nancy, in Soviet Russia, internet censors you!
Oh god. Can you imagine the wait until Internet '95 though?
I live in Alexandria. The public libraries here blow. You wouldn't get anyone in the area to use the software. And since the libraries here are so bad, they wouldn't know that there is another Alexandria that was meant!
Has anyone checked to see if there is a gender bonus for female characters who have tailoring or cooking professions?
If you play WoW, you probably already knew this. If you regularly PvP in WoW, you definitely already knew this. If you don't play WoW, you probably don't care about this.
Go ahead and mod me troll, but seriously...this is news?
It took me a bit of work, but I think I got it. Can someone double check my work? This is the key that I came up with:
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I feel perfectly safe driving my 97 Saturn SL2. The car weighs less than most other 4 door cars made at the same time and has just as high a crash test rating as they do, and still gets me 25-30 mpg depending on where I'm driving.
My instruments clearly show that my post was made and appeared before any other posts.
No, but it does finally explain how paper beats rock!
Net neutrality:
McCain - let the markets handle it
Obama - legislate it
Broadband Availability:
McCain - increased access via competition
Obama - re-define 'broadband', move toward universal service, increase availability at schools & libraries
H1B visas:
McCain - increase the number of them
Obama - full immigration overhaul, produce more American-born tech workers, make workers less dependent on their employers
Intellectual Property Protection:
McCain - gov't handles blatant abuses, works against protectionism
Obama - increase cooperation on international standards
Privacy:
McCain - immunity for companies that cooperated with warrentless wiretapping
Obama - expand the FTC to cooperate with international agencies to track cyber-criminals
When I was an undergrad 4 years ago, I took an assembly class as part of my comp sci minor. The class was based around the 8086 architecture, and it was my single favorite comp sci class. I learned more about how computers and software work in that one class than in all the other class I took, combined (though I'm looking forward to hearing someone say that I must not have learned much in my other classes.)
Not to start the argument over what should be taught first to students, but I sometimes think that comp sci degrees should start by teaching the 8086 assembler language just because it provides a very clear picture of what higher level languages are actually doing once they are compiled.
I have now, but it was a wasted trip. I don't use OS X
complete lack of surprise.
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I don't think I've ever been to a
The fun things about predicting the future is that people only pay attention when you get it right.